Around the globe, millions of people, businesses, and landmarks set aside an hour to switch off the lights, host events and make noise for climate change action. This year Earth Hour is at 8.30pm on Saturday 30 March 2019. You can read more about the global movement here. It is also a perfect opportunity to teach kids about environment and give them a concrete idea of what a global movement means and how it can raise awareness. Here are some events taking place here in KL to mark Earth Hour 2019:
Publika
Publika’s MAPFest coincides with Earth Hour, check the full programme here.
Earth Hour at the School
A workshop, pre-loved bazaar and a Wayang Kulit show are some of the highlights of Earth Hour celebration at The School – more details here.
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Desa Parkcity
Earth Hour “Lights Off Shine On” in Plaza Arkadia, Desa ParkCity, 30-31 March 2019. Activities including drum circle, lantern painting, story-telling, candle light walk and outdoor workouts – more info here. Kids’ activities also at the Waterfront.
Earth Hour Weekend at Citta Mall
30 March – 60+ Earth Hour
7:00pm Eco Fashion Show by Selangor Leo Clubs
7:30pm Kids Eco Fashionista Contest
8:30pm Earth Hour Lion Dance & Performances
30 & 31 March 2019
– Eco Week Camp Bazaar
– Arts & Crafts Workshop
Nature activities at Taman Tugu
Friends of Taman Tugu organise lots of interesting nature activities for kid during holidays and weekends. Check all the details here.
Earth Hour in Shah Alam
Majlis Bandaraya Shah Alam (MBSA) organises an Earth Hour event on Satruday 30 March, starting at 6pm. A cycling race, shows, competitions and lucky draws. More info here.
Earth Weekend at The School
Sampah, Menyampah and Friends’ EARTH Weekend is back for 2nd edition at The School @ Jaya One on 13 and 14 April, 12pm-6pm. Two days of sharing, sampling and experiencing sustainable living! With Zero Waste Malaysia, KakiRepair by KakiDIY at The School, the EARTH Weekend will be packed with near everything you need to know and learn about reducing your trash footprint. More info on the Earth Weekend here.
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A great awareness campaign. How did you end up spending yours?
Indeed! We ended up at the starting point of the Earth Hour walk at the new Starling mall and dinner at the Bonfire restaurant, but due to kids’ bedtime used the earth hour in reading bedtime stories at home – with a headlamp!